AI BriefingBanksalad Introduces 'Tech All Hands' Culture for Sharing Development Projects
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Banksalad introduced how it runs 'Tech All Hands,' a company-wide development meeting, and its agora culture.
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Banksalad regularly holds 'Tech All Hands' events to share development project progress and resolve questions. This event is a forum where, like the agora of ancient Greece, all members have equal voice and freely exchange opinions, and it is open not only to developers but to all employees.
The event proceeds in the order of update sharing, development project sharing, and Q&A. In particular, the case in which a TPM integrated and shared about 50-plus projects in progress ahead of August, following MyData full authorization, in a way that even non-developers could understand, drew attention.
The Q&A session sees active communication, with about 80 questions submitted in advance. Banksalad emphasizes a transparent culture of exchanging mutual feedback through questions and answers, as well as trust among members.
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